The feed
The front page. Two lists, both live.
Filling the curve
Tokens that have not graduated yet. A pump.fun launch sells into a bonding curve until the curve fills, and only then does it migrate to a real pool. This list is everything currently on that journey, with:
- curve — how far along it is, as a share of the way to graduation. The bar length is progress; the bar colour is velocity.
- velocity — SOL a minute going in, right now. This is the reading that separates a launch filling because people are buying from one filling because one wallet is pushing it.
- age — since we first saw it.
Most tokens here will never graduate. That is the normal outcome and the list is not a recommendation — it is the raw feed, ordered so the ones actually moving are visible.
Graduated
Tokens that completed their curve and migrated to a tradeable pool. This is where the scoring lives, because until a launch has finished you cannot reconstruct who was in it.
Each row carries:
- the cohort — how fast the curve filled. See below.
- the score — 0–100. See The score.
- spotted at — the market cap when we first read it, which is what any multiple is measured against.
- market cap — live, refreshed every ten seconds.
- a dex badge — whether the team paid DEX Screener for a listing. See The token page.
Cohorts
The single most useful fact about a launch is how long its curve took to fill, so every token is filed by it:
| Cohort | What it means |
|---|---|
| instant | The curve filled almost immediately. Nearly always a funded group filling its own launch. |
| fast | Filled within the hour. Real buyers, and they can sell now. |
| mid | Hours. |
| aged | Slow. The curve took its time, or was pushed over the line late. |
These are not quality grades. They are different populations that behave differently, and mixing them is how a strategy that works on one gets buried by the other. Everything downstream — the score's bar, what the bot will take — respects the cohort a token is in.
What the feed is not
It is not a list of things to buy. It is every graduation, scored, including the ones that scored badly — a feed that only showed its winners would be a brochure.
The tokens the bot actually bought are marked, and they are a small fraction of what you see.